Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-18
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gallanCly enough, 10 tne power OF your
eyes. am no onna BOY now SO you
must not nc crea5 mo eltner Win a pity or
q 1amlla al Wnlcn IS que only 70 one
VINO IS either a BOY or an OBJECT OF COM
passion. ~ ...a, 1
a luminous smlle spread over ner
lace: ~. ~
"l9ac Is dellcately put : she sald'
''out ! nave long ago fepented OF inc
harshness l showed, but never felt.
And now that strange chance has put
the power OF reconlpense in my hands,
l am not going to evade the response
bility' Come, you are still blind. My
father must not hear of this fraud"
The true Basilisk spoke in this threat,
and nerved me afresh. ''You will stay
here. Mary Fortescue is in Pyrmont.
Plowitz will soon follow her: You
shall stay here. You shall take the
hardness out of my life. You shall stay
with me. i will make amends for
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Plowitz with his dagger was nothing
to this. I saw that / must speak plain
" at all rieke' OF forever hold a dis
honoraple peace: ,E
III your hands, white as they are,
were 1ree rom the stains OF blood; it
your neart could spare some OF its love
ior a helpless girl who has no protector;
II your influence were exerted to keep
your own people away from criminal
pursuits, then l should, however panied
by this scene, at least be able to feel
honored BY your affection.
was almost prepared for dagger
thrust. One glance she shot at me
Wnlch was almost Killing sllll IN its sudden
i ~ OF comprehension and hatred.
linen zen she slightly and Slowly bowed her
beautiful head. ~. s.3 ,x.. "a. /.
'.You labor under some. horrible de-
luslon, she said in a choked voice.
linen she held out her hand in such q
way that could not refuse it She
stared me in the face, looking as noble
as ever human being looked. '.f we
DO not meet alone again, good-byep'
And as she spoke the dinner-gong
sounded, and MI. beautoy and Plowih
came IN talking, and IN minute more
we were seated at the dinner table.
AFTER dinner not being invited by
Mr.. beau1oy TO JOIN him, j adjourned
TO tne draWlngg-room, not knowing
what TO think or expect after the pre-
Vlous scene. The room was, to my
great rehe1, empty. IN the midst
OF a course OF sombre and anxious
tnougnt, IN winch, ma lrl.llt could
not AVOID some se1-reproach Tor pos
slDie wrong done to a woman who had
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